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Cam Luke and Campbell Brown look at today's markets with Leigh Dalton

Friday's edition of the TAB Touch Lounge

Branden Quatermaine from The West Australian joined Peter and Declan to recap the trade period and discuss Freo's future.

Butch Castles is joined by Jamie Richards and Matt Cross to preview the weekend's action

Michael Guerin brings you the latest New Zealand Harness Racing news and catches up with Blair Orange

In an action packed Friday on The Spring Racing Breakfast, Cam Luke and Simon O'Donnell are joined by Chief Executive of Racing NSW Peter V'landys to discuss The Everest and what the future holds for the world's richest race. Champion jockey Jimmy Cassidy also phones in to re-live a few spring carnival memories and Caulfield track manager Jason Kerr also joins the show to give an update on the track ahead of the Caulfield Cup tomorrow.

Ahead of tomorrow's Caulfield Cup, Caulfield track manager Jason Kerr joins the show to explain what punters can expect from the track and how it will hold up for the big race tomorrow.

Racing NSW Chief Executive Peter V'landys joins The Spring Racing Breakfast to talk about The Everest, what he hopes for the future of the world's richest race, how it fits in with the Melbourne carnival, and the place it now has in the racing calendar.

Yesterday, Cam and Scoob debated who they'd rather have in a race out of Might and Power or Northerly, so they got Might and Power's Melbourne Cup winning jockey Jimmy Cassidy on the show to settle the debate once and for all.

When Bauer crossed the line at Flemington in the 2008 Melbourne Cup, it ran the fastest time out of any horse, however it was Bart Cummings' Viewed that won the race. Simon O'Donnell owned Bauer, and he tells the story of how the devastating loss nearly caused him to boil over after the race.